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10-25-2017, 04:19 PM
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I have an AHE 32" trap gun that has full and full chokes. I would like to shoot our local five stand where very soft and close targets are thrown. Would Mike Orlen be the person to approach about my choke modifications to cylinder and skeet?  |
Although Mike is very reasonably priced with an expedient turnaround, I recommend you save both time and money by simply putting your AHE's barrels in a vise and whack them off about 3.5" with a hacksaw. This should result in the chokes coming in just about perfect for your needs, the gun might end up being a little more dynamic and a little lighter to boot. 
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10-31-2017, 04:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Greg Baehman
Although Mike is very reasonably priced with an expedient turnaround, I recommend you save both time and money by simply putting your AHE's barrels in a vise and whack them off about 3.5" with a hacksaw. This should result in the chokes coming in just about perfect for your needs, the gun might end up being a little more dynamic and a little lighter to boot. |
 I wouldn't open the chokes on that gun for anything. Shoot spreaders or just make smoke which is better yet.
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